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01714: Re: [WDDM] Getting the whole picture about DD

From: "Bruce Eggum" <bruceeggum(at)gmail.com>
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2008 02:41:16 -0500
Subject: Re: [WDDM] Getting the whole picture about DD

Dear WDDM

Mirek has posted an excellent article on Finance. Please note it is 1997 vintage and that little has been done to correct it. We need to make a "folder" or topic area for each of these identified problems and gather solutions. The financial matter got worse in the 80's when the US Republican Party drew their plan contract for America, the PNAC mess.

The plan put into motion the faulty Chicago School of Economics plan ending the gold standard and beginning this loan and spend plan. The effects are obviously global.

Yes we do need to address this crucial matter and other obvious problems. The first problem is we have no jurisdiction, no control.

That is why WDDM first seeks to provide methods for the people of every government from community to Nation to control their government. WDDM seeks to provide information on the Initiative and Binding Referendum because if the people of each government put this system in place they would have the necessary control. Once control is in the hands of the people, they can develop ways for their own community and nation to deal with finance and other problems if they choose to.  This is how "bottom up" legislation can be implemented, by giving authority to the people.

If each community has control they can address all the problems such as climate, health, education, welfare, energy, water, air etc. The decisions must come locally from the people, after the people have the authority to do so.

The people do need a system to determine what the community wants. Once the people have authority it is reasonable to expect they will progress to develop the necessary infrastructure if they do not now have it. That is when Georges plan and other community plans will be scrutinized, developed and adopted.

Many organizations have begun community reorganization, but once realized they had no authority to make decisions these reorganization efforts failed.  

Let us at WDDM join together to develop Initiative and Binding Referendum in all our governments so the people have their rightful authority.

Regards,
Bruce Eggum

On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 7:27 PM, <David Parker> wrote:
Here's a type of direct democracy at work in business. Richardo Semlar.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ea9_1206231233

He's infecting some people with his free thinking but the might of the
powers that be prefer the military style Prussian school system that grows
fine soldiers and dutiful debt slaves willing to pay taxes to keep the
mighty military industrial complex rolling.

Like he says, "people know things"

 "12 Steps to Freedom"

http://members.shaw.ca/davefparker/

http://ca.youtube.com/user/Slavesrevolt

http://www.infowars.com/

http://www.prisonplanet.com/

http://www.illuminati-news.com/Articles/65.html

Cheers. Dave


-----Original Message-----
From: Antonio Rossin
Sent: March 22, 2008 3:51 PM
To: wddm@world-wide-democracy.net; akiva orr
Subject: Re: [WDDM] Getting the whole picture about DD


Georges Metanomski ha scritto:
> --- Antonio Rossin <rossin(at)tin.it> wrote:
>
>
>> Georges,
>>
>> There are some flaws about your three functions (+1)
>> below:
>>
>> 1. Supporting individual proposals is at
>> powerholders' hands, who
>> usually support and select the proposals that are in
>> support to just
>> themselves.
>>
> ==============
> G:
> Once in DD, there is no "powerholder" else than the
> Forum. Support of individual proposals is a function
> of the logistic support, which accepts and dieplays
> proposals for the next step, the debate.
> ==============
>
(ant)
I agree on what you wrote, that in DD there is no "powerholder" etc.

It is the word "Once" which makes me smile.  You're speaking as if DD were
just out of the door, ready to come in, and as if it were the political
reality we are dealing with.  Unfortunately, the political reality we have
to deal with is another.

>> 2. Consensus building is a matter of top-down
>> propaganda leading
>> to the bandwagon machinery among suggestible people.
>>
> =============
> G:
> There is no top, nor down, but absolutely equal Forum.
> Nor is there any bandwagon, but just the Forum.
>
(ant)
See above.
> Secretary of Kibbutz has no legislative power, only executive, not by
> representation, but by delegation. In practice nobody wants it, as
> it's more work and responsibility without any personal advantage. They
> accept it, when selected by Forum, as a duty, like
> all members of Kubbutz, when selected for some job.
> So, there is no propaganda.
>
(ant)
It seems to me, the Israeli govt. though based on Kibbuts (your words)
is not the paragon of DD.   Maybe the Israeli Aki Orr will correct me -
hi Aki
> =============
>
>> 3. Decisions that are run accordingly can even be
>> correct formally,
>> but top-down orchestrated substantially by the 1. powerholders.
>>
> ===============
> G:
> There is no top, no down, no powerholding and no orchestration. Just a
> free debate and decision falling automatically upon reaching a
> consensus threshold. ===============
>
(ant)
agreed, but once only in DD
>> +1.  as for the Kibbutz as a basic point to build up
>> a nation, let me
>> CC your suggestion to Akiva Orr (see:
>> http://www.akiorrbooks.org )
>> who is very likely to witness this matter directly.
>>    Hi, Aki
>>
> ==================
> G:
> False info will result in false reactions.
> I said that the experience of Ha Shomer Ha Zair is
> a valuable guideline, but that it has to be ADJUSTED
> not directly applied at the national level.
> In particular the necessary 3 Function E-Platform
> raises for such sizes, as yet unformulated, let alone
> solved problems. I proposed to identify and to
> study them.
>
(ant)

Any comment, Aki?  Please reply.
In the meantime, let me recall your URL:

http://www.akiorrbooks.org


Regards,

antonio



> Georges.
> =======================
>
>> Regards,   have a good Easter
>>
>> antonio
>>
>>
>> Georges Metanomski wrote:
>>
>>> --- Antonio Rossin <rossin(at)tin.it> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> No, Georges.
>>>>
>>>> (Direct) Democracy does not stand in what is
>>>>
>> dropped
>>
>>>> top-down
>>>> to people, be it the Holy Scriptures.
>>>>
>>>> Democracy stands in people becoming capable of
>>>> approaching
>>>> any "truth", the scientific ones included, from
>>>> bottom-up, indeed,
>>>> responsibly and critically, to wit,
>>>>
>> dialectically.
>>
>>>> Those self-claiming democracy-lovers who do not
>>>> understand the
>>>> difference, even though they are valuable
>>>> scientists, are a damage
>>>> to (direct) Democracy.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> ===============
>>> "Democracy" stands for a governance system and not
>>> for approaching any 'truth's", whatever it may
>>>
>> mean,
>>
>>> from "bottom-up". Voting bottom-up (ir)responsibly (un)critically
>>> and ignorantly for string theory against General Relativity would
>>> not be democratic but idiotic.
>>>
>>> The 3 Functions of DD:
>>>
>>> 1.Initiative (supporting individual proposals)
>>> 2.Debate (consensus building)
>>> 3.Decision (upon a consensus threshold; no
>>>
>> snapshot
>>
>>>   vote)
>>>
>>> support exactly the bottom-up people's governance.
>>>
>>> Struggle to promote and implement this structure
>>> is necessarily in the hands of some activist
>>>
>> groups,
>>
>>> as at the outset people ignore it. Thus the
>>>
>> activists
>>
>>> of Ha Shomer Ha Zair (HSHZ) battled for over 50
>>>
>> years
>>
>>> to implement first DD Kibbutzim (first ones in
>>>
>> Poland,
>>
>>> including the one leading the Warsaw Ghetto
>>>
>> Uprising).
>>
>>> HSHZ limited its action to informing, motivating
>>>
>> and
>>
>>> assisting motivated people to create DD Kibbutzim self-governed with
>>> the 3 DD functions. Once a
>>>
>> Kibbutz
>>
>>> created, HSHZ let it go by itself and stayed away,
>>> unless asked for technical assistance.
>>>
>>> We have a working and successful example and all I
>>>
>>> suggest is to walk in the steps of HSHZ, adjusted
>>> of course for the difference of context. Thus, to
>>> start by considering these adjustments, especially
>>>
>>> for the size moved from a Kibbutz to a nation.
>>>
>>> Georges.
>>> ==================
>>>

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